S. Bent and Brothers kitchen table and chairs antique colonial

"Samuel Bent formed the company in 1867 thus why all of the furniture built by the company has this number on it. The original furniture in the 1800's until the early 1900's was identified by "branding" burning a logo into the wood. When printing on paper became easier in the 1900's stickers were affixed to the furniture. The sticker's all had S.Bent & Bros. since 1867 Colonial chairs of quality.

S. Bent & Bros. built an extremely large amount of furniture until the company was purchased in 2001. I am unsure of the name of the new owners but they still operate out of the same factory in Gardner, Ma. S. Bent went out of business because of a law suit that was filed on behalf of his workers for unfair labor practices.

The bad news.....there is no real antique value even to the older furniture as it was mass produced in a factory and has many duplicates. "

Yours looks like it has a Formica top? I would say $50.00 would be fair if it is a good stable used kitchen set.